Fresh Air Farm Fourth of July Fun Defies Rain
The Fresh Air home at Terrace Park hosted 225 children for a Fourth of July celebration led by Mrs. Larz Anderson and Mrs. Charles Fleischmann. A hurdy gurdy provided nonstop dancing as families enjoyed candy, games, and a safe, rainproof outing. Sixty one children joined the program that day, with ongoing weekly visits by residents seeking healthful summer care from Miss E. M. Morse and the Steelman household staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Harber
Baby
Fresh Air
E. M. Morse
I. M. Steelman
Edna Steelman
Grandma Plefflie
Mrs. Stein
Big preparations for Irish outing in Cincinnati
The Federated Catholic orders of the vicinity plan a August 15 picnic tied to the Feast of the Assumption. About 20 400 people expected with groups such as Wolf Tone club Ancient Order of Hibernians Grattan club Irish American alliance Emmett club and Hibernian Rifles joining from Columbus Dayton Hamilton and others. A parade is likely a centerpiece of the day with many societies attending.
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Cincinnati
Richelieu Hall
Ninth
Plum Streets
Wolf Tone Club
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Grattan Club
Irish-American Alliance
Emmett Club
Hibernian Rifles
Columbus
Dayton
Hamilton
Petey
prettiest of season debutantes at Newport
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Newport Rhode Island July 5 Miss Blanche Oelrichs is hailed as the prettiest debutante among five prominent Newport summer social figures. The other debutantes include Eleanor Roelker Alice Drexel Jeannie Barger Wallach and Rose Grosvenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Commercial Tribune
R.I
Blanche Oelrichs
Charles May Oelrichs
New York
Theodore A. Havemeyer, Sr
Peter D. Martin
San Francisco
Miss Oelrichs
Eleanor Roelker
William G. Roelker
Alice Drexel
John R. Drexel
Jeannie Barger Wallach
Barger Wallach
Rose Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Crouse Reports on Charity Conference Gains in Buffalo
The Rev. M. V. Crouse, superintendent of the Children’s Home, shares insights from two weeks away spent at the Charities and Corrections conference in Buffalo. He notes learning on playgrounds for children and adults, opposition to aid-focused fixes, and a thousand delegates making the event a practical education in social topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Crouse
Children’s Home
West Ninth Street
Cincinnatian Who Will Edit A Bible Work
Rev. M. O. Evans is named managing editor of a new standard Bible encyclopedia to be published in Chicago. James Orr of Glasgow is editor in chief with associate editors Bishop J. L. Nuelson and Dr. E. Y. Martens. Evans aims for a three year publication window. He has pastored the Welsh Congregational church on Lawrence Street in Cincinnati before moving from Wales.
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M. O. Evans
Chicago
James Orr
Glasgow
Scotland
J. L. Nuelson
Omaha
E. Y. Martens
Southern Baptist Seminary
Louisville, Ky
Evans
Chicago Tribune
Dr. Evans
Welsh ‘Congregational Church
Lawrence ‘Street
Cincinnati
Wales
Harrisburg trio canoe from Pittsburg to New Orleans
Three Harrisburg youths Herman Frasch Lloyd Bailey and Randolph M Boggs arrived by an eighteen foot canoe in Pittsburg after leaving the Smoky City last Wednesday night They carry letters of introduction from Pennsylvania officials and the Y M C A They plan to press on to Louisville at noon en route to New Orleans two weeks away.
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Gotham
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Herman Frasch
Lloyd Bailey
Randolph M. Boggs
Pennsylvania
Board of Trade
Crescent City
Louisville
Masters of ten lodges to assist in Master Mason degree
The Lafayette lodge of Masons led by James N. Ramsey hosts ten lodge masters at the Masonic temple for the Master Mason degree. Represented lodges include Harmony No. 2, Miami No. 46, Lafayette No. 81, Cincinnati No. 138, McMillan No. 141, Cynthia No. 155, Kilwinning No. 356, Excelsior No. 369, Walnut Hills No. 483, and Enoch T. Carson No. 698. Past Master Louis Irwin will speak on Masons of the Revolution, followed by a watermelon feast.
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Lodges of Masons
Masonic Temple
Lafayette Lodge of Masons
James N. Ramsey
N. C. Harmony
C. W. Hueging
W. M
Miami
M. L. Campbell, Jr
Cincinnati
Fred W. Schwenck
McMillan
John J. Consett
Cynthia
Ira J. Prugh
W M
Kilwinning
D. M. Patton
Excelsior
Edward H. Beiderwelle
Vattier
John Soetje
Walnut Hills
Oppenheimer
Enoch T. Carson
E. D. Aughifibaugh
Louis Irwin
New Steam Line Planned Between New York and St Louis
Merchants in the Mississippi Valley back a proposed steamship line and six twin screw boats to run New York to St Louis with stops at New Orleans Baton Rouge Natchez Vicksburg and Memphis The project aims to cut New York St Louis freight to 65 cents per 100 pounds and sparks rate competition that could reshape railroad pricing The boats cost 250000 each with total outlay around 1500000 plus 500000 excess for working capital and wharfage Plans include barges to operate on low water between St Louis Memphis and St Louis Vicksburg and Natchez merchants would gain large freight savings per ton when the line opens within ten months if arrangements proceed
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New York
St. Louis
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Natchez
Vicksburg
Memphis
United States
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Missouri River
Mississippi
Old-fashioned holy ghost meetings by Rev Dr J L Griffin
A theater on Carlisle between John Street and Central Avenue hosted a ten day series of Pentecostal meetings led by Rev Dr J L Griffin supreme president of the Rescue Association. He opened with four sermons and set texts include The gospel good news and Faith the key to the Christian work.
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John Street
Central Avenue
Carlisle
J. L. Griffin
The
Rescue Association
Dedicatory Services Continue At Pleasant Ridge Church
The second night of two weeks of dedicatory events features an Epworth league concert and an ice cream social. Tomorrow Rev A W Leonard of Walnut Hills M B and B Church leads services, with Rev W A Robinson of Christ Hospital scheduled for Thursday, and Rev George S Boston of Delta Avenue M E Church on Friday.
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Pleasant Ridge M. E
Epworth League
A. W. Leonard
Walnut Hills M. B&b
W. A. Robinson
Christ Hospital
Masonic Lodge Plans Special Meeting on July 6
Lafayette Lodge No. 81 F and A M calls a special meeting Tuesday July 6 at 7 P M. Work M M and an address by P M Lewis W Irwin titled Masons of the Revolution Visitors invited James N Ramsey W M
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Lafayette Lodge NO
A. M
M. M
P. M
Lewis W. Irwin
Masons of the Revolution
James N. Ramsey W. M
Case Continued in Davis Assault Case
The State against C. Jefferson Davis, president of the Unemployed association, charged with assaulting Miss Nellie Robinson, was continued in Squire Meyer’s court until tomorrow at 10 o'clock when the trial will be held.
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C. Jefferson Davis
The
Unemployed Association
Nellie Robinson
Yesterdy
Squire Meyer
Deaths in Local Notices for Heisel and Others
Obituaries announce the deaths of George E Heisel at 1202 Freemann Avenue aged 37 with a Requiem Mass at St Edward's. Frederick W Keam 45. G H Merkel. Johanna Peyser in Avondale. Amos Tooker aged 84. Walter Wachs aged 29. Funeral details and residence locations listed. notices request copies in various city papers.
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Heisel
George E
Belle
Neg McHugh
George P. Heisel
Hopkins Street
Freemann Avenue
St. Edward's Church
New York
Louisville
Kansas City
Detroit
Keam
Frederick W
Richmond Street Christian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wachs—Walter
Main Street
Covington, Ky
Norwood Officials Edge Town in Local Baseball Charity Opener
The Norwood Baseball Club and town officials played a field game won by municipal leaders 12 to 9. Mayor Jones and Chief Gelsen starred in a tame affair marred briefly by a contempt of umpire incident involving Squire Bolsinger and J C Workman.
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Little Girls
Norwood Baseball Club
Mayor Jones
Gelsen
H. A. Bolsinger
J. C. Workman
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